The 2026 Year 3–6 Sports Day brought another outstanding day of competition, camaraderie, and school pride.

From the first race to the final house relay, students threw themselves into every challenge with enthusiasm and determination. The atmosphere throughout the day was fantastic, with cheers ringing out across the stadium as peers supported one another and celebrated every effort, big or small. It was great to witness the resilience and sportsmanship on display, with students pushing through personal challenges and encouraging those around them to do the same.

A heartfelt thank you to our wonderful teachers and old scholars from the Class of 2026, who gave up their time to make the day run smoothly. Seeing them reunite with the school community, is always a highlight.

The house results saw Light take the win 3 years in a row!

1st – Light

2nd – Eyre

3rd – Flinders

4th – Sturt.

The day also produced five record-breaking performances, with two students putting on particularly memorable displays:

100m – Year 5 Girls: Emmii (Sturt), 13.86s
200m – Year 5 Girls: Emmii (Sturt), 29.22s
Long Jump – Year 5 Girls: Emmii (Sturt), 4.23m
800m – Year 6 Boys: Logan (Eyre), 2:31
Long Jump – Year 6 Boys: Logan (Eyre), 4.73m

Emmii broke three records across the sprints and long jump, while Logan rounded out a brilliant day with two record-breaking performances of his own. Congratulations to both on their exceptional achievements.

Well done to everyone who took part in the Chicken Run, a growing favourite on the Sports Day calendar.

Congratulations to all students for making 2026 a day to remember.

Article shared by Tom Mitton, Head of Sport & PE.